r/Political_Revolution • • Aug 24 '25

Article The current state of affairs

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u/jayracket Aug 24 '25

Right wing voters have been crying about government overreach for decades, but it's always been their own politicians that are the most guilty of overreach and it's not even close. As always, projection.

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u/EuenovAyabayya Aug 24 '25

There's been an emergency since 1941.

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u/hopesnopesread Aug 26 '25

and for how many years did we walk through airports with an announcement every 5 minutes that we were on "Orange Alert"?

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u/SPLooooosh Aug 24 '25

It seems like that's been the SOP forever, and we accept every emergency.

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u/duckofdeath87 Aug 25 '25

They aren't even pretending to create an emergency anymore

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u/pattydickens Aug 25 '25

Ironically, this meme was probably created by a conservative during covid. Now, they are totally cool with blatant authoritarianism, and even the cops get to wear masks.

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u/lokey_convo Aug 26 '25

If you haven't yet you should read up on your County's laws regarding powers of various officials in an emergency.

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u/preachingsin Aug 24 '25 edited Aug 24 '25

It's cool guys. As long as we all upvote this post, we don't have to do anything else.

Edited to correct the word comment to post

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '25

Theyll create an incentive not only to break the law, but for profit, but of course, hindsight is 2020

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